1) When a new study finding appears to contradict commonly held beliefs. This gap is caused by inconsistencies in previous observations. It takes place when research findings enable for inferences in and of themselves, but are conflicting when viewed from a more conceptual perspective. a) Evidence Gap b) Population Gap 2) When there is a conflict between the knowledge and practical application of theories. In other words, the understanding of a subject or concept and the need for further research. a) Practical Knowledge Gap b) Knowledge Gap 3) When there is a conflict between the knowledge and practical application of theories. a) Practical Knowledge Gap b) Evidence Gap 4) Deals with the conflict that arises as a result of the impact of research methods on study outcomes. This gap identifies the discord with prior research papers’ research techniques and proposes a new field of enquiry that is distinct from those methodologies. a) Methodological Gap b) Knowledge Gap 5) One that engages with gaps in previous research. This disagreement is about the need for research results or proposals to be assessed or tested experientially. a) Evidence Gap b) Empirical Gap 6) A lack of theory or phenomenon that could have better explained the topic. These gaps may arise with the development of new events or evidence or if an existing theoretical framework fails to explain a certain concept or phenomenon. a) Theoretical Gap b) Knowledge Gap 7) Refers to the understudied and underserved population. An example is a population of a certain caste, ethnicity, age, or gender that was neglected in previous research. a) Population Gap b) Theoretical Gap

Research Gaps Quiz

by
Print
Embed

Leaderboard

Visual style

Options

Switch template

Continue editing: ?